Hegel'S Critique Of Liberalism: Rights In Context,New

Hegel'S Critique Of Liberalism: Rights In Context,New

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In Hegel'S Critique Of Liberalism, Steven B. Smith Examines Hegel'S Critique Of Rightsbased Liberalism And Its Relevance To Contemporary Political Concerns. Smith Argues That Hegel Reformulated Classic Liberalism, Preserving What Was Of Value While Rendering It More Attentive To The Dynamics Of Human History And The Developmental Structure Of The Moral Personality. Hegel'S Goal, Smith Suggests, Was To Find A Way Of Incorporating Both The Ancient Emphasis On The Dignity And Even Architectonic Character Of Political Life With The Modern Concern For Freedom, Rights, And Mutual Recognition. Smith'S Insightful Analysis Reveals Hegel'S Relevance Not Only To Contemporary Political Philosophers Concerned With Normative Issues Of Liberal Theory But Also To Political Scientists Who Have Urged A Revival Of The State As A Central Concept Of Political Inquiry.

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